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The local toyota dealer said I had a bad wheel bearing in my Solara,
and replaced it - $180.&nbsp; I got a call and did a satisfaction survey,
and lo and behold, the service manager called and said, "I hear we owe
you $180!"&nbsp; Not bad.&nbsp; I will go back to them..&nbsp; A moral car dealer... -
Go figure... (The problem still exists)<br>
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Jeff Olson<br>
Martin, SD<br>
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Airic wrote:
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  <pre wrap="">Yes it happens all the time, and most people pay the mechanic who did not
fix it and even try pulling the lemon law in frustration    Most of the time
the problem can not be duplicated by the mechanic.
Buyer beware.

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    <pre wrap="">I think this happens all the time, especially in diagnostic situations
involving things like intermittent electrical problems.

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